Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Assistant Professor of Chemistry Josh Newby answers questions about chemical potentials in solutes during Introduction to General Chemistry in Napier Hall.

Visiting Assistant Professor of History Sarah Whitten leads a discussion during Foundations of European Society in Stern Hall.

Zach Birnbaum 16, Brittany Coburn '17, Rousseau Nutter '16 and Professor of Art and Architecture A.E. Ted Aub III pour bronze for a sculpture in The Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.

On the day of its delivery, Assistant Professor of Music Mark Olivieri plays the new Steinway grand piano in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Dance Bethany Fagan Good 10 begins her Body & Self class with a relaxation exercise in the Deming Theatre of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Students rehearse in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts to get ready for the inaugural theatre production, Twelfth Night, Shakespeare's uproarious romantic comedy of disguise and mistaken identity directed by Assistant Professor of Theatre Chris Hatch.

Associate Professor of Education Patrick Collins P09, Associate Professor of Dance Michelle Iklé and Professor of Music Bob Cowles meet with Megan Scheffer, the new Gearan Center secretary.

Saxophone instructor Alexa Tarantino works with Will Conard-Malley '17 in a third-floor music studio in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Walden Bass, applied music instructor, works with a student on the first cello lesson to occur in Froelich Hall.

Professor of Media and Society Lester Friedman speaks to students in his class Imagining the West in the Fish Screening Room of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Stephanie Pichardo ’20 presents her final project during the Africana Studies mini-conference, #BlackStudiesMatters, in the Blackwell Room. Students taking “Foundations Africana Studies” presented their final projects on Friday.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Africana Studies Elana Jefferson-Tatum talks to students taking her class, “Foundations Africana Studies,” during a mini-conference #BlackStudiesMatters on Friday in the Blackwell Room.

A fresh snowfall blankets William Smith Hill.

Students in Associate Professor of Education Mary Kelly’s course “Transition and Disability: Life After High School” get ready to visit supported apartments run by Ontario ARC for people with disabilities. This semester, students in Kelly’s class partnered with students from Hillside Children’s Center and the College Experience program to complete a project on independent living skills that young adults need in today’s world.

Patrick Gray ’19 talks with Associate Professor of Education Mary Kelly. Under Kelly’s direction, Gray is working with a high school student at Hillside Children’s Center on developing cooking skills which included observing one of HWS’ chefs making pizzas in Saga.

In the Blackwell Room, students taking “Foundations of Africana Studies” with Visiting Assistant Professor of Africana Studies Elana Jefferson-Tatum presented a portion of their final projects during the Africana Studies mini-conference, #BlackStudiesMatters. Topics ranged from the impact of microaggressions on black college students to representations of Africa in Blaxploitation films.